From Classroom to Crusher | One Day Internship at JK Cement’s Maliakhera Mines | Ep2

Описание: Today was truly a special day as we visited JK Cement’s Maliakhera Mines in Rajasthan — one of the most fascinating and advanced limestone mining sites in the country. What made it even more memorable was spending the entire day with Mines Manager, Mr. Sudhir Nagori, who guided us through every stage of mining operations and shared invaluable insights into how the industry really works.

The day began with an introduction to Mr. Nagori, whose deep understanding of mining instantly inspired us. As we stepped into the mine for the first time, the sheer scale left us speechless. Gigantic dumper trucks, massive excavators, and the vast expanse of limestone benches stretched as far as the eye could see. The sound of engines, the movement of machines, and the dusty air together created an atmosphere that felt larger than life — a real showcase of engineering in action.

Our next stop was the mine’s nursery, where we learned how JK Cement combines industrial efficiency with environmental responsibility. Thousands of saplings are nurtured here and later planted across the mining zone to restore green cover and maintain ecological balance. It was incredible to see how sustainability is not just a word here — it’s a daily practice embedded in the system.

From there, we visited the workshop, where some of the biggest dumpers and excavators undergo regular maintenance. Standing beside a dumper tyre that was taller than us was an experience we’ll never forget. Hearing about the precision and cost that goes into maintaining these machines gave us a whole new respect for the people who operate and manage them.

The highlight of the day was the ride from the crusher site in a dumper truck. Feeling the vibration beneath our feet, watching the limestone being loaded, and experiencing that massive scale up close was surreal. It was the kind of experience that made all the classroom concepts come alive right in front of us.

By the end of the day, we weren’t just visitors — we were learners who had witnessed real engineering in motion. This experience gave us a new perspective on the mining industry — its challenges, its innovations, and its deep connection with sustainability.

A heartfelt thanks to Sir Padampat Singhania University (SPSU) for providing this opportunity and to JK Cement for welcoming us into their world. Today, more than ever, I feel proud of choosing Mining as my field — because this is where I truly belong.